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friendlesi and too broken-hearted to
stand on her legal rights. He knew
that and left herewith a paltry offer
at compensation, which she was too
proud to accept-tO sink back into
poverty with shame in addition"
"The old story OF the wicked noble
man." observed Lord Doldally, as
Miss Lennox paused. "Will you kindly
explain what this has to do with you
and me?"
ain moment. When this happen
ed, the second sister had just entered
the same profession. Undetcrred by
her elder sisters fate, she persevered,
and in time, she too, made name on
the stage Then chance threw her
across the man who had ruined her
sister. He knew nothing OF the rela-
tionship, and paid her considerable
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as to the
meaning OF which there could not be
much doubt, for he was now q mar
ried man. Here, though the girl, was
an opportunity OF avenging her sister,
il only in small degree. She there
fore encouraged the man, got him
pretty well into her power, ana MADE
him. to use his own expression, bleed
freely on every possible OCCASION"
80 you are Hates sisterl" exclaim-
ed Lord Doldally, startled out OF his
composure. "What fool | was not
to see It'll Well, you have made dew
ilish good thing for yourself out OF
revenge, anyhow"
"You might have spared the sneer,
my lord. Every penny OF yours that
have received has been put by for
the person whom | consider are en-
titled to Tiny sister and her child.
1t is more than a jury would have Civ.
en- them"
Lord Doldally agrees with his wife
that theaters are ''temples OF Satan"
and abjures them accordingly.-Lon'
don Truth.
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WHEN SHE COMES HOMA

when she comes home again! A thousand
ways.
fashion to myself the tenderness
0imy glad welcome; ! shall tremb lc-yesi
Andtouch her, as when first in the old days
l touched her grlish hand nor dared dpralso
Mine eyes, suck was ~ faint hearts
sweet distress.
Then silence Aud the perfume OF her dress
The room will sway n littleand n haze
Cloy eyesight-soulsight , even-ior space
And tears-yes; and the ache here in tho
throat,
To know that so Ill deserve the place
Her arms make FOR me; and the sobblne note
stay with kisses, ere the tearidl face
Again is hidden in the old embrace
james Whitcomb Riley, in the Century.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-05
rhe hoom at Wichitn. KAN. CON

The boom at Wichita, Kan, con
tinues with undated fury, and it is
said that nine different college build
ings are going up there now. This
leads the Eagle to remark: "Now
what has Topeka and Lawrence got
to say, with their measly little State
University and Female Academy?
Wichita has got the business and has
got the enterprise, and she is going to
have the education-or burst a flue.
Let them antlquated villages in the
Kaw River bottoms hold their peace.
Wichita, with her nine colleges, her
sorghum sugar factory, and her
seventy-six wide-open drug stores is
the metropolis OF Kansas. and there
en't no getting around it."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-05

Tho trcatment of manv thousands of cases
of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
Hotel md Sargical INSTITUTE buffalo, N. ",
has Afforded yast experience IN nicely adapt.
pg and thoroughly testing remedies for the
cure n of woman's peculiar maladies.
mr.. pierce,s EnyOritc PrcscriptiOn
"a thc outgro,ytb orr result. of This rrcnt and
valuable experience. Thousands Of tcstimol
oians who hive tested il in the more agra
waited and obstinate cases which had baiiled
their skill proyc IL TO be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure of
anfJorine, women II Ia not recommended ma n
"cire"a7l inf os n most perfect Specific for
women'a peculiar ailments.
Asa noWcrfui. inyigoratiuQ tonic.
u A i'nnoP'S strnnrtb to ne whole svstem''
and 10 tbe womb and It's appendagcs in
nartieular For oyerworked. ssworn out"
IT, run. dawn dcbiitotcd tcacbers millincrs.
drosan"scrs scamstresses ashop- airla house.
keeners niirsing mothers. and feeble women
GENERALLY. DR.. Perce's Fayorite Prescription
"a the greatest earthly boon, being unequnlcd
as an an appetsIng cordial and restorative tonic.
A n eoothinu and strcmrtheninr
nerviue. "Favoritc Presentation" Is une,
onaled and il Invaluable In alInying and sub
dnn0 ncrvous rycitn bility lrrtnbility ex-
baraf,on nrostration hystcrin spasms and
nthcr distressing. ncr yo,is svmptoms COM
moniv ottendant upon functional and organic
disease of the womb. Ii induces refreshing
sinon and reiovcs mental anxiety and de-
Snonpdencv
Pmr. Pierce,s Fave rite Prescription
,ounornIsd hv an cyperienced md skilIf,il
ard odantcd 70 womnn's delicate
ppryenj,,tio NM IT. ia nurclv Vegetable in its
cosmnnstion and perfcctly harmless In It's
effects In any condition of the system. For
morning sickness or nausea. from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach, indigestion, dys;
pepsia and kindred symptoms, its use, In small
doses, will prove very BENEFICIAL =.
tive cure for fhe most scmpiica,tsd ara l, q
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressionsy
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Canon Wilberlorce woull like to have


Jan 2Y-ly Craw tUrdsvilic, Ind,
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The Not Wrathe

OF midsummer has weakening effect, both
upon body and mind. You feel absolutely
incapable of doing any aTiuous work, and
even light duties are performed languidly
and unwilliugly. This low state of The sys
TEN causes even greater intirmity, and gives
opportunity for serious disease to gain 4
toothold. In this condition the system is
quick tn respond to the reviving, quicken.
ing, and strengthening effects of Hood.
Sarsaparilla, which purites the blood, reg
ulateS the digestive organs, and intuse>
fresh life and vigor into every portion OF
the body. People who have taken it write
Us, saying: ct puts new life right into me. .
at makes me young again Reader, il
YOU suffer from summer weakness, try
Hood, SarSaparilla. 100 doses 81. In.
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iuy.-t'. Z, y,u,y.,.
The Genuine mise, t,,,aIIv lrvotos
nor, c,croy to kcrpin., IN, money than
wonlI suffice tn make several irltunrs.
It. cannot be that the ezlmnditurrn f f.rcr
is balanced by The ,crSonai satisfaction
derived fror success. lIany Stories are
in circulation illustrating the stIpgjpcss
of a certain farmer
He one day went INTO statr to buy
six feet. Of rope. and the dealer, SHOWING
his peculiar love of money. tnli him he
might have it for ten cents
..III give YOU five
Il can't sell it for thai. WHY, man.
you've got plenty of money, and nunht
not grumble,'
Yes. bur times are uowcrtuI hard
Can't stand that pr.cc.' lie vent away,
and after Remaining about two hours
came back to ask, That rope tell any,"
mo"
"(;,odsby''
The next day he entered the Store ana
said Il hear rope is falling all over the
country."
That so9"
eyes Henri that over at Cot.on Town
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The Ready Small BOY


y very tall, dignified, stately, austue
gentlemen from the East has been cut
lately looking at California He was
much impressed with our glorious eli.
mate, our very large country and great
development in agriculture, Horticulture
and viticulturc, but he is more impressed
now with our wonderful small boy cul.
ture. He was on the train and one OF
those assiduouS newsboyS came fire.,
quently, pressing him to buy the promis,
Ing specimens of our journal culture. lie
efused, and finally the small boy on the
last rebuff, gazCd on him for moment
and said blandly:
I've got some picture papers foI them
as cant read. "
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Canon Wilberforce would like to have
this petition added to the litany in the
revised prayer book: "From all the
paralysing cant of an unfclt devotion;
from all the God defying hypocrisy of an
upifted voice and a down banging arm :
from all the miserable mummery of a
grand external ritual and a selfish un-
christian daily life, good Lord deliver as
This is not equal in rhythm to the other
petitions of the litany, but it gets there
all the same.
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23o-=a:::::= IN E:r:a,5:: urea i clay:

The Indian Chemical Co., have discovered
a compound which acts with truly marvel
Our rapidity in the cure of rheumatism and
Neuralgia. We guarantee it to cure any
and every case of acute lntiamnatory
rheumatism and Neura gia iii days, and
to give Immediate relief ia chronic cases
and effect a speedy cure.
On receipt OF 80 cents i'll Two cent stamps,
we vii! send toany address the prescription
TO: this wonderful compound, which can
betiilcd by your home dru lgist ut small
cost We take this means Of giving our
discovery 10 the public instead of putting
it out as Il patent MEDICINE, it being much
less expensive. We vii! gladly refund
money if satisfaction is not given.
THE INDIANA CHEMICAL CO.,
Jan 29-ly CraM louisville, Ind,
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That is to say, your lungs. Also ali you,
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery it is. Not only the larger air-pas
sages, but the thousands OF little tubes and
cavities leading from them.
When these are clogged and shoked will
matter which ought not to be there youl
lungs cannot half do their work And what
they do, they cannot do well.
Call it cold, cough, Group, pneumonia
catarrh consumption or any of the tami!
of throat and nose and head and lung oh
structions, all are bad All ought to be 20
rid of. There i, ust one sure way to ge
rid of them That is to take Bochce's Ger
man Syrup, which any druggist will sci
you at - cents "A bottle Even if everythin.
else has failed you, you may depend upon
this for certain.
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organized as tl,o National W"4ch's
Christian i,mIo'.tn,.' t Mica, Nnn go.
eral thousand yuuu., men 40 honorary
members, said. We ash, As youi " ladies'
that the young gentlemen Who stand
side by side with Us Is h"Hnred members,
the y0uuG gentlemen Hith V hons We as
sociate, should stand on the same high
moral plane as ourselves. We ask them
Just what they ask of rs, Purity far
Purdy Nothing less than this should
be the social demand of vntuouS woman
hood cV"ryw lerr.
Nor are chastc, reputable men without
gray" social responsibility for their hrar
ing towards those who, rs libcrtimcs,
prey upon womanhood and girihood. -
Says Canon Wilbcrforcc. very petit
neutly; If men of culture and standing
in society would combine to mc.c out the
same penalty to one who deliberately
robs a woman of her purity that they
would int!ct upon one who cheats at
cards, or fails to settle his racing debts,
the effect would be immediate and salu-
tary.' The White Cross pledge: To
treat al women with respect, and en-
deayor to protect them from NrJng and
degradatIou,' should be III, badge Of
honor lor men, +, qHjsite lol social rgcog-
milton among true gentlemen.
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1 ~ iHttNHihi bItNi.
SCc'al influence is most potent agent
either to petpetuate or to abolish the
double standard of morality. The woman
socially is generally re!entlessly ostra-
cised, while the unchaste man, the young
man who 'sows' wild oats if possesso d
of MONEY, Or of wealthy connections, is
condoned and welcomed.
In the parlor and in society, woman,
theoretically at least, is supreme Her
attitude i'll this domain towards the UNI
chaStc man, the known libcrtlnc, Is ii
vital matter for good or i'll. The key
note of woman's duty socially was
sounded admirably by bright and NOR
ally brave poung woman, Miss Clothier,
Of Massachusetts,, who in a late response
to an address of welcome, speaking in
behalf # twelve thousal d young women,
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The purchaser laid three somcwh hat
dirty one cent postage stamps upon the
counter, and hurried away, to leave the
shopman no time for repentance
New-York tribune., 1887-12-15
er,yp cp.,Grs AyD THE TARIFF

fr,,u wilmington Del. SAYS "1hS thg;ceath annual
Of the Delaware state Grange began at George
town Yesterday afternoon. There were aboht one hnh
drsd members present TO listen TO the aHhr - o'
4 \ Erown. master Of the grange The master inhh'
The tariff should be revised ANA the revenue reduced ana
remarks ihat revision that should lceVo 'ne ''' " va
y materials and Not on manufactured es0ls u a as
crtrni,ati.p that IS unWarrantabe ana hhl",l' "'-
ons In precc lent. and di-lsirouS 10 hit industry ""'
forms ihe stability OF tic country . ,,. ... ..
A dispatch 10 me TciCgraph from HhrilSpur- 81, :
estate Grange Ovcrseer Nc parfsn taTc" uN hl''te
h.,b in the shane o quasi-free trade report mo INC
state Grange Patrons OF Husbaphrt, ms msrilhg IL
ns.1s If tho op.uag last night created somewhat o! a
sensation 1he report was referred to the Cohmites on
Division O Iluer."
New-York tribune., 1887-12-15
4 Triple Alliance.

Unhanpuy The wrctchel victim Of their assaults dys
pcp.ia constp alton AMI biousncss arc faithful allies
when one Of those attacks tho system tho othor
speedily follow IN wake ad snccessivey mako their
onslaught succes,ively but not successtuiy Hostel
,ers Stomach toIs used repel tao onset Tho Bt
tes as eay exrpates these monsters as 81 George Is do
pcted In the doing the dragon In the steol vsneto
upon the glass bottles which contain the medicine Their
flight like their advance nearly simultaneous Thor
mutnahty destroyed they prccipa,ey retreat leaving
health master OF the position and strongly nirenched by tho
Bt,ers This grand fortlnor Is also reliable buwark
aranst tho n,ou assaults OF malaral disease and stops
Iii. auproach OF rheumatism re eyos ner
vous com plants and imparts vigor 10 the weak.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-15

and they got their pay in money or in food and
clothing. Last year the Bureau aided about 3,5tO
pors0ns Much of its work IS carried on by Friendly
Visitors. who are organized into Ward Consercnc, y
there being thirteen Of these in many parts oi
the city who sor out tho poor In their homes
Geavor 70 help them by advice and Sympathy. and by
aid I'm other ways where needed. About 200 men
have found work In tho wood ard to whom $3.50 G5
va, paid In tho laundry 1J1 wcDlen were employed
the average being 10 a day. and thcy wcre PAID
a312O 90 In the wOFiIOOm 170 women found some
thing to do and earned ciohng. groceries and lodging
The needs Of the Eucan arc more Friendly VISITORS,
go operation the part Of people who give aims
In us.ag the Information collected by the Bur
stead OF giving indsc .iminafciy purchasers as tho
product OF work Cf persons employed, and III.
iyailon of Industrial iis In yarOLs ra;;s Of tho
cty for the employment OF those who ars willing
work In its now quarters the rIican cAlec's 10 10
able 10 accomplish moro than heretofore. arl i VIII
ind 4 valuable ay ia securing employment Cor ihGSs
worthy Of It in the CniOn for Christian NofA. Tie
present officers of tho nnrau are: President. Alfred
T. white: vice. ~, ,.rnt the Rev. John C. MrlwCOd
recording secretary Isaac H. Cary treasurer Darwin
r. James and ccr"rsl secretary. George !. iTzrllr
On tho Board Of Control are scmc Of he most
promrent men in tho city. The list Of Friendly Vs.
itors contains go names including cl"r2yncn. pay
sjclans bIsincss Gpl host OF wo1lcn y hD b1vo
th, tire incnaii1l lOr the hcnciiccrf wnfF ~
ready great Il ha, c"n accomplished and ~ Ire
rrw 3rran.cnea!> inf rcascd Interest and .acIc.
in tho work arc CAF'ird
New-York tribune., 1887-12-15
NAIVE CENTRAL, ANNUAL MEETING.


PORTLAND, Nc. Dee 1i.-Thc annual meeting vi 'i'
Maine Central Railroad Company viii be hrld "ooh
frou today Tho report of the directors, wh'ch VIII
then be submitted. shows fairly prosperous Sca''
rho ,-rSs r,ccpts for twelve months ended september
90 were % f42 iO7, increase OF nearly flA@'oVo
nycr the preceding year. Tn, net earnings "cfr
81 Io3.o27, and after tho payment on ihte''s' anu
r,rtals Sa9G 729 two semi annual dividends "i y p'F
cent wcrc paid of earnings. leaving surplus lol
tho wear Of 2-l.13l. Tho numtcr Of miles operate"
WIS the sane I'm both years. the greater part oi ''o
increased earnings was In the passenger bH-lnc'S' ana
h rcnort stair, that the freight traffic suffered Sc
yorcy from tho effects Of the Interstate commerce ia"
The lirc, urs say on this POM . 49,. ,,..
ior several months did not feel justified Uhdcr
tbs law In attempting TO compete with rate bS Wa"r'
,ud This continued until. by tho ruling Of the com
missioner. rail ilp', wHr" permitted 10 make ra'cs
rro.nuahlv competitive with ihn~c named ~ wafer
Daring this ilinN larg" amount of tr"lgh was 10
lvcrcd to water routes. much 0f which has >ln'n re-
.,iucd i,s former channel ard !, now shipped by rail-
~ reason ~ m" above and In consequence oi tte
creat fr shot which for two weeks I'm May r"mu"ii'h
conIlee suspension of all trac on the el.i"in lor-
iion line, freight receipts were largely re-
New-York tribune., 1887-12-15
IN IHLCSrRiIioN FJE HENET CnoEG%


Frai4 M N ffsit.s'I iisy '
Nr Georges ilus'.a ION Of t.!' In.t". - a. n
a. ciy or town I0f which d. docs n't i;if"'r. t"-
hoh., tor Narc ir,itug llom the iaOo.' oi "'H.' =
f.i n. flu.ti.f, ia lta;ri>'U; We recall =
'..ft vata lDt ln iAe Western Addition al the corner
oi TWO important iLo.nl l-hi".''' '.' V"'- % "a, ~
s..,cd u forty years n> ut' '''l'' a. ''' F'Ht.
Siam lu,lrr p Van Nr>, ordinance; ," pli hoilinS
for IT, but for forty years hc has pau taxes upon ID
arriving the manic pai ana Stsi" -'NttAil',
I, INV lA f1lrs i,r rtufc,tlug lie an4 t"l.tt 70
has aided I'm Wa..fSiriuS >chtols' llrtti' = ! .
,ct.tia.ir. and all lrnctccnt Institutions, hH has
graded streets az large expense ON iva s"t> me- nay
N aided i, iot be- la, made and malni trt tr 'is
iur the pubic use he has lad a"d mnin'anrd a ''n'
walk for fue,y 'a'-. l'r AT >t', l'i ~ ~ ~,
chnrscabir upon property along thr uNr % 49,.
d., H., ilut ,cNcr> q, pr'-srNc ia' public health a'I
order 10 do thi- for tic niN ,a.a lo. N,s p-r 80
dollar for ii> schH has tecn Industrious. 'olhl
arI economical. bee ll, acquired hs TIE Dy law 1'i
NOW shall Mr. George lN permitted 10 tlh aNoit ~
rarncd Increment in order that hc may turn ihs I'D.
over 10 his Ions hatred, WlldeyCd mob ut lohS toe"i
theorists Nho fa'e Nicu, ne ol 'i" .,, ca, a.
Gin There s Uo low. human or divine. thSt can "r'
urvc the of the lot IN question, except ps pay,
Ing him for all ihii c At> tIN AZ "a, M'.' 4, ,ti.
inn rf,rrst for taNrs and Improvements upon H. u iDS
was done thcto arc very few lots in town or country. :.
that have been held ior any length of time, Mhch ""
worth the money they have cost 81, ...,
Il Is dis nceniui, and unfair 10 represent tn oWNeFs
~ unimproNcd property - ci",' ma" na' ,,t.o !.
thc ca.e-f hose who work and those VINO ar uh'".
rlovcd have ilvcd upon the taxes and NpeuNtu'' ~.
those who have had thr pa'eace ana cmur'r yS % NJ
Henry George arl his socialiStic mob, the nav .
uoihlngs.' outuu Ibcg the have soIiei hih-'' 49,, -
change the law. hy the majority rue "cI vnn ~
I'm a Rrrulliran -oVrrnmcnt. what theui VIII ING
millennium haVc Gomez VIII poverty no lon.I ah"l
In tto Land VIII tho primal curse OF toll he ahnl-
ishodl VII tho serpent ot evil no longer bite mo
heel Of honest industry and viii the to,ng gardener
I'm the Eden ~ lfN he no longer comlstef 10 ur".
tho head of rrlmef VIII supervisors ne honest ano
politicians administer the Affairs Of municipal or SIsS
governments moro satisfactorily than they do now
New-York tribune., 1887-12-15
cycyryyG LIFE or 1 WAR coRRrsPOyDEyE

EYCrTING LIFE or 4 WAR CORRESPONDENT
Charles Williams. a rspondent OF The London
ChroHoe gave illustrated lecture "Sccncs from SIX
Campairns and tho English Gordon IN Ass0-
ea,on IIsu a Fulton AMI Bond SIS. Bcookyn last even
ing I, was his appearance n tbs country Many Of
a.. nes.nal eNper onces Turkev hshaDistan and The
.v,ro stere0ptics Of places and
General NOSeiey ho saIi his chief
claIac srso camp his cheerines ms lecturer re-
ceived frequent applause
New-York tribune., 1887-12-15
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
UNFOLDING RECEIVER McNULTA.
PRESIDENT ASHLEY DEcLAKEs NE IS DON" hi'"'
IN REDUCING RATES.

IN REDttlAb hAi'''
Ct. Iorrs. Dec II tSpccidh. President D. D. "7h-
,r 90 tbc wabash western and member Gi the
wabash purchasing committee. turned 'h'S "'or"''T
from Chicago and throws som, new iIh' '' ''o
troul,le let grccn the Waba-h aud the Chicago iui
llngon and Quincy In 'hc matter oi redheihs ''o'
.. 80 ,,,c.,r,cr 90 Receiver McSu!ta has received
ma epd of abusO for this trouble, and tile cn'lI"'r-
spnnsibty FOR the popCsod reduction has Dceh '''o""
un,n his shoulders. President Ashley puts ~"
face on the entire matter to dly AMI 50 tar Ho."
ccnsuring General McNul;a. a he was iheh'" ~ W.
when he went t. chicago declares that he las p'cA
-. ,vro,rcd and f. doing exactly right under the
circnr,,.tanccs This will be suiprsr 10 sho-r NEo
h,vo no, been Thoroughly cogrnant OF me 'lFcnm
tancc. an, puis tho Chicago papers In llccf
I,cht as news ga hcrrrs Mr.. Ashley vi>it 10 Chcago
ma, r,,.uI. in an ali;able settlement pttW'th nv
raads involved A. steps taken for nilal r,nr
fc.cncc i'm which the burlington agreed TO par,oi''sr
,rtt conference will be of the executive Ohce, o a.
,bc roads IUnning 10 the Mississippi ana ,o
rivers and the strongest efforts VIII po nun 10 ,d
a. a favorable conclusion and avert tho '"V"''"0
dcmoraliz atom OF Iltc-
New-York tribune., 1887-12-15
Tine New Prize story

IS eagerly sought for read with pleasure or
ir Pierce, Favoriie Prescription read Il again o lhy
d,scoyer ia IL someihns prizr-a messenger o 10y
,hose s from functional arrangements or any :" o
nainfi disorders weaknesses peculiar 10 h.r So
,ot,cal mains internal Inflammation and liberation
visId 10 s wonderful curative and heaing powers !, -
only medicine for women sold br diuRgiSis I'M n"'' o. al
iacturrrs that
,sfaci,on I'm every money VIII De Iciunuo 80
guarantees been printed ON the Dotue "i~pPoi ~N
fnlly carried out for mahv yeAIA
New-York tribune., 1887-12-15

In-p peascr Nlutn iischmaH was formally declared
insane ~ ..rdar by tho medical c<prrs appointed 10
min. ilu lie was found to hc sul-ring from pIfess
ami v.. in a con litoa which nadc Him dnnr"ton' 10
hi-.il ~ ntArr, !e der 4.ne! a tie hospital ia
t,e oe nai s,mr of friends would appear ald tAkc
clar-c VI him No1e appearing. hovsver. he was .~nt
10 Warl'- Island Ius1as Asylum. The frirnis WHO hal
loudly r t1 crre for MI lnichu1r iatiOi 10
,rrs. aud the al ~. kcep'H. had been takcn
on, O.. 'ae I.uI. o. tie family.
Jonr T. VhitcN4r, the spninl1w of Mr lItci"ap.
va .ecu last nielf AMI it learned that the family
irlt Lcrnly pes, tLey had hren placed Ia br tho
nn. OF lnr friends Of Nr HltrEm1n. The alleged
4, ,u4, had tired their charge and lefi him 10 10
placed u public Institution. The oreisn Intention OF
iie liicl'nan fttRlv - place him Ia the Mount
ll.pe nty.uM, near EaltIIsre.